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On May 10, Yoon Suk-yeol became South Korea's new president. Yoon has proposed that South Korea step up to become a "global pivotal state," and he has said that he intends to break with his predecessor's foreign policy on key issues such as China, North Korea, and the Quad. Join GMF to discuss the future of South Korean foreign policy under the Yoon administration with Young Ho Kim (Korea National Defense University), Scott Snyder (Council on Foreign Relations), Jung-Yeop Woo...

U.S. relations with China are an issue that increasingly commands the attention of voters, who are likely to ...

WASHINGTON/NAHA, Japan (Kyodo) -- Fifty years after Okinawas reversion to Japanese rule, the southern island prefecture has become more important for

Fifty years after Okinawas reversion to Japanese rule, the southern island prefecture has become more important for U.S. forces as a strategic foothold, as China and North Korea move to challenge regional stability.

Lawfare's weekly roundup of event announcements and employment opportunities.

Here’s our list of the experts and advocates, outside the government, who are playing big roles in Washington’s policy debates.

Experts say the US is accelerating efforts to engage with the region, spurred by China's deepening influence there  

Analysts gauge the foreign policy implications of the May 9 presidential vote.

Experts say the US is accelerating efforts to engage with the region, spurred by China's deepening influence there  

With spate of attacks, Islamic State group begins bloody new chapter in Afghanistan